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William Pierce: Preparing the Way, part 1

William Pierce medallion designed by Kevin Alfred StromAmerican Dissident Voices broadcast of September 12, 2015

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by Kevin Alfred Strom with
Malcolm P. Shiel, Editor

I AM WRITING and recording this broadcast on September 11, 2015 — the late William Luther Pierce’s 82nd birthday. To honor him, I commissioned National Vanguard writer and editor Malcolm Shiel to take a number of mostly hostile pieces written about Dr. Pierce, and extract from them the real essence of the man; edit out the hostile and inaccurate, leave in the salient facts — and, most importantly, his own words, so we could once again experience William Pierce as he really was. Today I received this note from Mr. Shiel:
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The Land: 30 Years of White Community, part 2

The_Land_2001American Dissident Voices broadcast of September 5, 2015

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by Kevin Alfred Strom

EVER SINCE 1985, The Land — Dr. William Pierce’s intentional White community in West Virginia —  has been a part of my life. (ILLUSTRATION: The main building on The Land, where American Dissident Voices began, and where Dr. Hermann Oberth and Hans Schmidt came to honor the birth of this new community with its founder William Pierce.)

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William Pierce: Teacher

william-pierce-outdoorsAmerican Dissident Voices broadcast of July 18, 2015

William Pierce (1933-2002; pictured) saw more deeply into the nature of life — and farther into the future — than any other thinker of modern times. Today’s broadcast looks at Dr. Pierce’s vision, based on his own words and on pieces written by Mr. Strom and others over the last 13 years.

by Kevin Alfred Strom

WILLIAM PIERCE changed my life. And I predict that his ideas will change the lives of millions of men and women of our race in the years to come.

It was 13 years ago this week that William Pierce left us. Today, I want to give you two things: An impression of the spirit of the man, and his own deepest thoughts as teacher and mentor and maker of the future.

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American Dissident Voices: Toward a New Consciousness

William-Luther-PierceAmerican Dissident Voices broadcast of March 1, 2014

by Kevin Alfred Strom

A “TAX DODGE.” A “bogus religion.” Something he “abandoned” in later years in hopes of attracting Christians. So have William Pierce’s opponents, both within and without White nationalist circles, characterized Cosmotheism, the religion founded by Dr. Pierce. (ILLUSTRATION: Dr. William Pierce, founder of both Cosmotheism and the National Alliance. Image source: Kevin Alfred Strom)

But these characterizations are false. The Cosmotheist world view — the view that our race is the vanguard of the Universe’s evolving self-consciousness — was central to everything that Dr. Pierce wrote, uttered, and built during the last quarter century of his life.

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American Dissident Voices: What is Right and What is Wrong

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American Dissident Voices broadcast of January 4, 2014

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by Kevin Alfred Strom

EACH OF US has only a few years to live. At our conception, we awaken from a sleep that has lasted for millions of centuries. We walk this Earth for a few paltry years. We are nurtured by parents and family. We receive love. If we prove strong enough, we give love. If we do right, we find a mate, overcome whatever obstacles there may be, and leave descendants to carry on when we are gone. And we are gone soon enough — a handful of decades if we are lucky, and that is all. Then we sleep again, for billions of years, perhaps for infinity — except for that part of us that lives on in our descendants and in our kin.

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I Remember Dr. Pierce

by Kevin Alfred Strom

HIS FOOTPATH TO THE HEIGHTS is almost invisible now, overgrown with timothy grass and mountain laurel, tenanted by bees heavy with nectar and pollen instead of by a man heavy with the future.

Morning after morning, for almost two decades, William Luther Pierce would take this path and ascend to the highest point on what he simply called “The Land.” At the summit, he would look out, all the way to the horizon, upon a creamy, ever-shifting ocean of fog from which the higher mountain peaks, especially his, jutted upward abruptly like widely-separated cliff-islands in some Hyperborea of dreams.

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